Hamiota Golf Tournament Results
The Men's Golf Tournament held September 5 and 6 drew 142 entries. Championship Flight leaders include Clayton Wyburn Dauphin 64 and Scott Simpson Virden 66 with multiple players posting scores from 67 to 94. Notables: Frank Gallant Brandon 67 Elmer Brown Rossburn 76, George Toews Oak Lake 88, Russ Manning Reston 93, Franklin Brooks Hamiota 94.
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Hamiota
Clayton Wyburn
Dauphin
Scott Simpson
Virden
Frank Gallant
Brandon
Larry Rainnie
Reston
Brian Brown
Rossburn
Gordon Bell
Oak Lake
Allan Asselstine
Elmer Brown
Peter Omfreichuk
Gladstone
Russ Manning
Lorne Green
Rivers
Franklin Brooks
Premiers Conference 1981 Victoria agenda and notes
The 22nd Annual Premiers Conference in Victoria discussed pensions and joint options for retirement income reform. They protested VIA rail cutbacks, urged federal transport talks, criticized federal economic leadership, and urged a shared economic strategy. National Terry Fox Day on Sept 13 was announced with events Sept 13–17. Manitoba beer tax rise noted, despite remaining among the cheapest provinces. Manitoba cabinet tour plans outlined for Sept 16–17.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Canada
Terry Fox
Terry
The
Cancer Society
Local visits mark opening of Lucky Dollar Store
Oakner Mrs Merle Argue and neighbors from Lenore and Tilston attended the opening. Marshall Anderson leaves for the University of Manitoba to study Mechanical Engineering. Shauna McKinnon begins courses in Grand Forks, ND. Lauren Anderson joins Hartney teaching staff. Treena Anderson starts Kindergarten and Julie Smith and Debbie King begin Grade One as good luck wishes go out to all the young people.
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Merle Argue
Ivan Smith
Lenore
Don Westbrook
Tilston
Marshall Anderson
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
Marshall
Shauna McKinnon
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Lauren Anderson
Hartney
Treena Anderson
Julie Smith
Debbie King
Parkissimo Lodge Guests Visit With Relatives Across Town
Parkissimo Lodge Mrs Katie Sparks is visiting with relatives in Brandon for a week. Mr Bert Sawyer of Winnipeg and his sister Mrs Margaret Green of Beulah visited with friends in the Lodge on Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Les Shoemaker of Vancouver and other relatives appeared at events with Mrs Alex Sazaras and family. A niece Flora Mason and husband Bill from Saskatoon joined relatives for dinner with Vic Williams and Cliff Williams who moved to Miniota from Thompson. Mrs Merle Hill hosted a visit with cousin Mrs David Todd of Victoria at the Ken Mitchell home. Charlie Hill of Winnipeg spent a week with his mother Merle Hill and Harvey Hill's family. John Reeves and John Weber of Virden visited Mrs Margaret Foster on Wednesday. Mrs Foster visits her sister Rose who recently moved from Winnipeg to Virden.
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Katie Sparks
Brandon
Bert Sawyer
Winnipeg
Margaret Green
Beulah
Les Shoemaker
Vancouver
G. Gardham
Vern Lockhart
Arrow River
Alex Sazaras
Mabel Stowe
Flora Mason
Bill
Saskatoon
Vic Williams
Cliff
Miniota
Thompson
Merle Hill
David Todd
Victoria
B.C
Ken Mitchell
Charlie Hill
Harvey Hill
John Reeves
John Weber
Virden
Margaret Foster
Rose
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Frank Oko
Bill Silwewic
Bill Ross
Gary Young
Rick Brown
Jim Greer
Rapid City
Doug Parker
Kenton
George Toews
Lorne Sheardown
Stan Reimer
al Sigurdson
Morris McGregor
M.L.A
Terry Fox Day
Manitoba Liquor Control Commission
Commission
Cabinet Tours
Manitoba
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Rhineland
Pembina
Oakner
Parkissimo Lodge
R. Finkbeiner
Whyte
Life Insurance
Craig Whyte
KEN Kane Aerial Spray Ltd
Ken Kane
Minnedosa
John Bodie
Portage la Praine
Man
Portage Mobile
Boboss
Bradwardine
Genung Electric
Maurice Genung Dak
Autopac Adjustor
Polar Indo
Eservice
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Polar Windows
Manitoba Hydro
Dave
Charlotte Collins
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